Faculty positions

Tenure Stream or Faculty Lecturers (CAS)

Research and teaching at the Faculty are divided into the following areas of specialization:

Accounting

Focuses on issues related to users employment of accounting information, and the effects of regulations and changes in accounting practices and theory. More

acctac [at] mcgill.ca (subject: Job%20opportunities%20in%20Accounting) (Contact Accounting Area Coordinator)

Finance

Conducts research in all areas of finance, including global financial markets, asset valuation, corporate finance, funds management, derivatives, and risk management. More

fineac [at] mcgill.ca (subject: Job%20opportunities%20in%20Finance) (Contact Finance Area Coordinator)


Information Systems

Questions the consequences of information systems and innovations at multiple levels, analyzes the processes of implementation, adoption, and change associated with information technology, as well as evaluates the economic impact of new technologies. More

isac [at] mcgill.ca (subject: Job%20opportunities%20in%20Information%20Systems%20) (Contact Information Systems Area Coordinator)

Marketing

Marketing provides insights into customer needs, ideas for developing new products, and strategic plans for profitably launching these products in a competitive marketplace. More

mrktac [at] mcgill.ca (subject: Job%20opportunities%20in%20Marketing%20) (Contact Marketing Area Coordinator)


Operations Management

Encompasses the formal modeling of decision-making problems in different fields found in the critical processes associated with the design, production, and distribution of goods and services. More

omac [at] mcgill.ca (subject: Job%20opportunities%20in%20Operations%20Management) (Contact Operations Management Area Coordinator)

Organizational Behaviour

Develops a greater understanding of the personal, interpersonal, and organizational processes that influence the management of people in complex and evolving organizations. More

obac [at] mcgill.ca (subject: Job%20opportunities%20in%20Organizational%20Behaviour) (Contact Organizational Behaviour Area Coordinator)


Strategy and Organization

Focuses on strategy formation and strategic change in the context of globalization, whether for large corporations, entrepreneurial ventures, or not-for-profit organizations. More

soac [at] mcgill.ca (subject: Job%20opportunities%20in%20Strategy%20%26%20Organization) (Contact Strategy & Organization Area Coordinator)
 

 


Focus on...

Retail Management

The Bensadoun School of Retail Management (BSRM) at McGill University is mandated to perform cutting-edge, integrative research that builds on expertise from across the Management Faculty and University. Its mission it to educate and empower a global network of interdisciplinary and diverse thinkers and practitioners who research, envision and prototype a successful world of retail. Learn more

Health Care Management

McGill University is renowned as a world-wide leader in health care research and teaching, and the Desautels Faculty of Management recognizes the need for better health care management and supports several major global research and teaching initiatives in health. Learn more


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